What is Vedic Meditation?

Vedic Meditation is often called a transcending technique and is simple, easy, and backed by science. Unlike other methods, it doesn’t require access to a meditation app, concentration or effort. Its power comes from how natural and effortless it is, making it accessible to everyone.

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Why Learn with Kate Jones?

I teach Vedic Meditation in a way that fits effortlessly into even the busiest of lives.

I combine proven techniques with practical tools and real life examples to help you manage stress and unlock deep rest and clarity.

My mission is to make this time honoured practice more affordable and accessible.

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Mosman, NSW
Mosman, NSW
St Kilda, VIC
St Kilda, VIC

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Sydney - Best Avenue, Mosman

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Everyone has different preferences on how, when and where they learn Vedic Meditation. You can therefore choose to learn in a group setting (in person) or 1:1 (in person / online).

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Vedic Meditation work?
Vedic Meditation utilises a personalised mantra, a sound without meaning, to guide the mind towards quieter levels of thought. This effortless process allows the body to enter a state of deep rest, releasing stress and promoting healing.
What are the benefits of Vedic Meditation compared to other techniques?
Vedic Meditation is known for its simplicity and effectiveness. It doesn't require concentration or focus, making it accessible to everyone. Its benefits include reduced stress, improved mental clarity, and increased energy levels.
Is Vedic Meditation a religious practice?
No, Vedic Meditation is a secular practice rooted in ancient Vedic wisdom. It is compatible with any belief system and focuses on promoting well-being and inner peace.
Can I learn Vedic Meditation online or do I need a teacher?
Vedic Meditation is traditionally taught in person by a certified teacher. This personalised instruction ensures you receive the correct mantra and guidance for your practice.
How can Vedic Meditation benefit someone with an overactive mind?
Vedic Meditation is perfect for those who find it difficult to quiet their thoughts. Unlike traditional meditation techniques that often require focus and concentration, Vedic Meditation utilises a mantra to help your mind naturally settle. This means you don’t have to fight against your thoughts; instead, you let the mantra guide you into a state of deep relaxation, making it easier to experience the benefits of meditation without the pressure of “turning off” your mind.
Is it realistic to fit Vedic Meditation into my busy schedule?
Yes, it’s absolutely realistic! Vedic Meditation only requires a commitment of 20 minutes, twice a day. That’s around 2% of your daily routine. Many practitioners find that this brief investment in time leads to enhanced productivity, better stress management, and a greater sense of well-being throughout their day. In fact, prioritising these short sessions can significantly improve your overall efficiency and mental clarity.
When can I expect to see results from Vedic Meditation?
Many practitioners start to experience the benefits of Vedic Meditation from their very first session. In the first week, it's common to feel a sense of calm, increased physical energy, and improved mental clarity. While some individuals notice these positive changes immediately, others may find that the benefits unfold more gradually. Since everyone comes to meditation with different levels of stress and fatigue, the timing of these benefits can vary from person to person.
Will Vedic Meditation interfere with my current meditation practice?
Not at all! Vedic Meditation complements a wide range of other meditation techniques and practices. Each method has its unique focus and benefits, and incorporating Vedic Meditation into your routine can enhance your overall experience. Whether you’re exploring mindfulness, yoga, or any other technique, Vedic Meditation can provide additional support without any conflict, helping you deepen your practice and well-being.

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